Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1887-02-25

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Rock Salt at Roth Bros. 2O1
Merry War Plug Tobacco at Roth
Bros. 2ol
Superintendent Binford visited oul
school yesterday.
Mr.. Maxwell is driving the Plank.
4nton stage once more.
II il Null is attending court in
Chamberlain this week.
-Chas. Hanson gave the HERALD
office a pleasant call last Monday.
-Orly one fur coat left. A special
bargain-at Roth Bros. 197tf.
Mrs. B G Cummings stopped at the
Washington Springs Hotel yesterday.
II J Ferguson lost three calves and
some hogs during thelate sever storm.
Christopher Lehmer who has been
5eaehlng at Salem, Oak, returned Tues
LAY.
The popular old stage driver, John
Jensen. drove the Woonsocket stage
over Tuesday.
Only one of the fourteen appropria-
zion bills have yet passed congress. and
but six working days remain.
We acknowledge the receipt OF the
Twin City DAILY News this week. 1t
IS published at Neenah-M enaSha. Wis.
by L Ii kimball.
For anything in the hardware line
Just go to Morse and LaPoint. From Il
hard tack up to a hard coal stove, or a
painless elbow joint.
White Lake, according to the"signs
Of the Times" wants to incorporate so
as to "presrrve her dignity" and get
ready for the new railroad.
Tho Dakota Is a healthy place,
which nobody will deny. Yet, as
people must have some medicine, DR..
Matthias keeps a supply.
The boarders at Tarbles'. will get
into squabbles, in spite of the good ma
tured host. They're jolly nice folks, but
Sheir practical jokes, make tenpers,
sometimes. hot as ,toast.
-WANTED-A responsible party to
plant and care for tWenty acres of trees
this season. on claims within five or
six miles of washington Springs. En-
,uira at HEnaIn Gfipp G01tf
County Superintendent Binford will
be ID his Office at the court house on
the first and third Saturdays of each
month, for the transaction of any bust
ness pertaining TO his office.
Yesterday WAS set apart by the
house for consideration of the depend
ent pension bill, which the pension
committee has recommended shall be
passed over the presidents veto.
-BoRN; Sunday morning Feb. 18th.
to Henry and Florence knIeriem, twin
girls. And already the cid bachelors
begin to spruce up and try to get on
the good side Of the "o!d folks
is West back east? or is West still
west? We hear that black east" used
to be called west, and we know that
West was called back east, but il West
is east where in the world are we?
SAY, you fellows, have you heard
the news? About Roth's big stock of
boots and shoes? Youth find some
thing there thatjl fit your feet, and for
.'Way-down" prices they can't be beat.
1t begins to look as though our
neighbors west of the Hills would have
4 railroad this IA This will Dea
great help to Jeral.ld county and Wes-
sington Springs doesn't feel at all jeal-
u She expects a railroad too.
We have received a copy of the
Grant county. Review. published at
Milbsnk, Oak, by A FL Lewis, which
contains letters from CHASER, Kelley,
Drake and Middlebrook denying the
charges of political dishonesty brought
AggaihstLewi by the Aiilbank Index.
HARTLEY; On Wednesday, Feb.
10, 19gT::Sat iowa City, iowa, Mr. Albert
EStrub and, Iliss Gertrude Berger. lTr.
atrubis s. snsmbsr Of the vel! known
and popular firm OF Grlssel and Strub
of Woonsocket, Oak. The HERALD
coins his many FRIENDS in wishing the.
young couple happiness.
Mrs. T p Dobson of Mitchell who
has been one of the Territorlai' officers
Of the Dakota w. CT. u, and a lead
ing spirit in the work. died Feb. 10th.
Tier husband writes to a friend here.
telling OF this, "his greatest possible
bereavement" and adds his sympathy
with the temperance work.
Editor Hull says you can't prove it
by him that a paper can be nicely
printed on All Army press. Well now.
for really nice, clean, artistic finish an
Army may not equal a Prouty with its
patent throwoff, turn over, fold up and
send "otfer," all run by steam. Neither
is a subscription account Of five or SIN
hundred dollars quite equal to that